The Times-Recorder notices and republication rights
Lovelace Eve entered as second class matter at the post office of Americus Georgia according to the Act of Congress. The Times-Recorder notes Associated Press exclusivity for republication of news dispatches and local news. National Advertising Representatives listed for Frost Landis Kohn in New York Chicago and Atlanta offices.
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Americus
Georgia
Congress
Associated Press
National Advertising Representatives
Frost Landis & Kohn
Fifth Avenue
New York
Peoples Gas Bidg
Chicago
Walton Building
Atlanta
A THOUGHT Whatsover thy hand findeth to do do it with all
Fragmentary line from Ecclesiastes ends with a prompt about doing any task with full effort. The text then shifts to a brief word LOSS and the fragment ends. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identified.
Silk stock ing and the future of silk no longer king
Silk, once the luxury of kings, becomes common garb as cotton and imitation silks rise. Mer cerized cotton and artificial cellulose silk threaten to make silk stockings widespread, signaling a shift in fashion economics and consumer materials.
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Everbody
Editorials on council elections and farm economy in Sumter
The editorial notes three candidates Na than Murray, G C Webb and H S Walker will seek council seats in the next two years. It urges farmers to plant more grain and cotton to prevent price drops, discusses MacNider as an upcoming War Department figure, warns on price fixing, and reflects on Locarno security and international peace. It ends with a call to Sumter County to act as tourism development grows and notes Washington drunks highlight enforcement challenges.
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Nathan Murray
G. C. Webb
H. 5. Walker
Murray
Shipp
Hightower
Fragments of Verse and Wit on Woes and Winter
A collection of quips and rhymes noting rising coal costs and taxes, the fashion of dresses and long hair, longing for warmth and travel, weather forecasts and cynicism about life. It blends humorous lines on prohibition, finance, and marriage with casual observations on society.
Other Days in Americus Ten Years Ago Today
From The Times Recorder November 2, 1915. Local social notes list visitors at the State Fair in Macon, welcomes of a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Thomas L Bell, travel of Miss Hallie Walker, Henry and George Walter, Owen Poole, and others. The Florence Irving Bridge Club met with Mrs Council on Lee Street. The South Georgia Conference session arrives in Americus on the 29th.
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Times Recorder
Hallie Walker
Henry
George Walter
Owen Poole
Macon
John A. Cobb
Thomas L. Bell
Marybel Hixon
Mildred Hollis
Dawson
Edwards
Mrs Council
Lee Street
Florence Irving Club
W. A. Brooke
Sandersville
Americus
South Georgia Conference
Twenty Years Ago Today Recap From The Times Recorder
From The Times' Recorder dated November 2 1905 a record notes Mr W W Dykes S R of English ville visiting Americus on business. It mentions Mr and Mrs A J Hill of Ellaville guests in the city and Mrs W J Josey returning home after visiting relatives in Barnesville.
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W. W. Dykes S
Lodge on League Failure Blames Wilson Ego and Senate Rift
Posthumous notes by Senator Lodge claim Wilson’s ego hindered ratification of the League of Nations. Lodge says Wilson sought Senate changes to covenant but leaders viewed it as a trick. He attributes the failure to Wilson’s condition and Senate obstinacy, wrecking a world movement for American participation.
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Senate
League of Nations
Wilson
League
Marriage ceremony as equal partnership in modern times
The article argues that a candid wedding rite replaces traditional oaths, stripping away quaint vows. It contends the ceremony now reflects a true equal partnership, aligning with civil law and contemporary honesty, which enhances the solemnity of marriage.
Thirty Years Ago Today Exposition Wixs Americus Interest
Thirty years ago today the Times Recorder notes Americus’s strong Atlanta representation would boost Exposition profits. Miss Annie Dudley returns home after a short Smithville visit. Miss Nina Williams of Oglethorpe Institute is home briefly. Telegraph lines from Americus to Albany near completion, with service to start soon.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Americus
Annie Dudley
Smithville
Nina Williams
Oglethorpe Institute
New South West Georgia Telephone Co
Albany
Deafness and driving liability in manslaughter case
A Sacramento coroner its jury ruled a deaf man cannot be guilty of manslaughter when a car accident results from his deafness as the accident was unavoidable. The piece questions driving eligibility for the deaf and notes limits in other driving roles while asserting license implies responsibility.
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Sacramento
Crowners Quest
Creomulsion Promises Relief from Persistent Colds
An old advertisement extols Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and heals, blocks germ growth, and that the drug is absorbed to attack the infection from within. It notes official medical endorsement and consumer satisfaction guarantee.
Two-Day Super-Value Sale at The Standard Store
The Standard launches a two day sale with entire stock on sale at deep discounts. Highlights include 9x12 foot Smith’s Axminster Squares at 38.25. Wilton Squares 55.00. 30x60 wool Tapestry Brussel Rugs 2.65. 30x60 Axminster Rugs 2.98. 81x90 inch seamless sheets 0.99. large crinkle bed spreads 1.98. solid leather Misses and Children shoes. men’s Klunting Boots 5.95. yard wide Bleaching 15c. Ribbed Union Suits 1.25. Sea Island sheeting 15c per yard. Outing fabric 20c. Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits 0.69. Crepe de Chine 1.64.
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Smith
Axminster
Georgia
Sea Island
Bayer aspirin sale details and bottle pricing
Fragmented OCR notes describe Bayer aspirin boxes and bottles with directions for use. Mentions banks or stores selling packs of four tablets for a price of 100 units, though details are unclear.
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Bayer
Drageiate Alee
Local Agent Schedules Arrive Depart Times Listed
Arrive departs listed for Cordelo to Helena at 7:55 am and 9:05 am. Savh to Monty departures at 12:31 pm and 3:23 pm. A F FANNING is noted as local agent.
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Central of Georgia Railway Co
Albany
Columbus
Atlanta
Cordelo-Helena
Savh
Monty
A. F. Fanning
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